# CSFloat

> Listing, selling & delivering on CSFloat.


CSFloat is CS2 only. SteamLabs can automate the whole thing for you: listing, pricing, and delivering every sale to the buyer.

Connect the account first, see [Connecting a marketplace](/docs/en/market/connecting-a-marketplace).

## Listing

List from **Inventory** exactly as described in [Overview](/docs/en/market/overview), picking **CSFloat** in the modal. Pricing options are **Undercut lowest** and **Percent of reference**, both worked out per item when the listing is actually created.

Your listings show up under **Listings**, tagged **SteamLabs** if SteamLabs made them or **Imported** if you made them on CSFloat yourself. Both kinds are managed here.

## Sales and delivery

When something sells it moves to **Sales**.

![The CSFloat sales queue](/images/docs/market-csfloat-sales.png "The Sales tab with a sale at each stage.")

A sale moves through four stages:

| Stage | What it means |
| --- | --- |
| **Awaiting accept** | The buyer has paid, the sale needs accepting |
| **Accepted, deliver now** | Accepted, and the item has to reach the buyer within the deadline shown |
| **In settlement** | Delivered, waiting out Steam's trade-protection hold |
| **Settled** | Funds credited to your CSFloat balance |

### What SteamLabs does automatically

**Sales of listings SteamLabs created are accepted and delivered automatically.** You do not need to do anything, and the countdown you see is the deadline the worker is working against, not a task for you.

Sales of listings you made on CSFloat yourself only auto-deliver when **Auto-deliver external sales** is on for that account. With it off, SteamLabs notifies you and the sale waits for you to press **Accept and deliver**.

Either way the manual buttons are there when you need them: **Accept and deliver**, **Deliver now** and, if something went wrong, **Retry delivery**. Tick several rows and the bulk menu offers **Deliver selected** and **Cancel selected**, which run one delivery per account.

> [!CAUTION]
> Missing the delivery deadline is a real penalty on CSFloat, not a SteamLabs warning. If an account's sales are stuck, check that it is signed in, has its identity secret set, and still holds the item.

## Getting paid

CSFloat takes a 5% seller fee, so the **You receive** figure is what lands in your balance. Money shows as **Pending** until the sale settles, then moves to **Available balance**. Both are on the account's **Marketplaces** card and in the stat row above the listings table.